The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-13

and advanced 40tc. closing Arm; receipts, g.
$50 bu; exports. 233 GIG bu. Sales, 2,416, 900 bu
futures and $4,000 bu spot No. spring. 93c;
ungraded red. oSS4 Sale; No. 3 red, sole; No 2
red, 96c; No. white, 92sc; extra red, oslo in
elevator, 95sc delivered ungraded white, got a
92c; No. Cred, January, 915 9l5c, closing at
Gle; February, 9ls a 923c, closing at 925c;
March, 93s 93sc, closing at 93sc; April. Ns Q
96sc; june 96s q Cite closing at 974c July. 97s o
97sc, closing at 97sc: August, 97s q Csc, closing
at SO; September, 9st a 99sc, closing at $780, De-
ember, 81. Oh a I02sc. closing at $102tc.
Corn-Cash a shade lower; options q triAe
Al, 1884 bu: exports, 1924 bu; sales, 296, 600 bu
futures, Sc, 900 blu spot Ungraded. ~ 40c; No.
3. Ace elevator; steamer, 46ac elevator, 4izc
,afioat; No. 2, 474047sc elevator: steamer yell
Ate. closing at 47ac; February, 48048!c. clos
ing at 4S4c; May, 500 050sc. closing at 5osc
Oats shade easier and less active; receipts,
&C, 900 bu; exports none; mixed Western, 800
037c; white Go. 3S a 42c.
Hay quiet and steady.
Hops quiet and steady; Pacific coast, IL a 25c.
Coffee-Fair Rio firm at 15sc; options strong
and active; sales, 81. $50 bags; January, ID. 400
l3.55c; February, l32O0l3.4Oc; March, Ii. 200
ID 40c; April. Is Is a 13 30c; May, 1920 ID 400;
june 10. 4O0l3 45c; July, 1920 a H. 40c: Septem-
Der, 1900 IL. &c., October, IL. 80 q 3.40c; No
vember, IL. 35c. Sugar dull; refined dull G, a a
SIC; extra C, AZ 04Ic; standard A, 5ae; cut-loaf
and crushed, 6ic powdered 6064c; granulated,
Of 06c; cubes. &c. Molasses dull. Rice steady
Tallow firm. Rosin steady.
Eggs quiet and weak; receipts, 3Ol3 packages;
Western, 80 033c.
Pork steady and quiet: mess quoted at $l20
IL % for one year old. Cut meats frm picked
bellies, g d6sc. Lard opened weak and closed
nrm; Western steam, spot, 6.67ac; January,
6 Coo; February. G. GA 06 &c; March, so 06 73c;
April, g. ~ 06 Soc; May. 6.s406S SIC; city steam.
Butter firm and in fair demand; Western, II
02Sc; Elgin creamery, 33c. Cheese quiet and
firm; Western fat, 1l01lac.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12-There was fairly acti We
speculation in all the pits on Change to-day,
with prices averaging lower, but closing frmer,
and in grain at slightly better figures than yes
terday. The cables quoted wheat dull which
caused an easier opening, May delivery starting
at SAFE, with q few sales at S4sc. Good buying.
mainly on Eastern account, caused a rally &c
SAFE, but the advance brought out free offerings,
under which prices dropped to nearly inside fig
ures. At the decline good buying again set in,
carrying May up to s5sc. where it closed
for the day: Export clearings were
| an aggregate of $4,000 bushels, while
the receipts at eleven points footed up only 343,
| 600. The market closed firm. Trading in corn
was chiefly of local character Receipts were
| fair and estimated arrivals for tomorrow larger
| while the shipping demand was only moderate
The later strength shown in wheat was impaired
| to this market, and prices closed s0ac higher
| than on yesterday. Oats ruled heavy, and closed
| without any material change in prices Provis
| ions were weak and unsettled, but finally closed
| at about yesterdays latest figures The receipts
OF live hogs were larger and the receipts of prod
ucts from interior points were quite heavy,
which caused an easier feeling The leading
| futures ranged as follows: